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Can the United States Trust UN Inspectors?

UN inspectors in Iraq spent their working hours drinking vodka while ignoring a shadowy nocturnal fleet believed to be smuggling goods for Saddam Hussein, a former senior inspector told the US Senate yesterday.

In a move that provoked fury from officials of the Swiss firm Cotecna, an Australian former inspector detailed a picture of incompetence, indifference and drunkeness among the men acting as the frontline for UN sanctions.

I think the answer is obvious. It appears that the UN corrupted every program that it was involved with in Iraq. Yet the organization is being trusted with the billion dollar Tsunami relief fund and various peace efforts all over the world.

BTW, what do you think was being smuggled out of the country?

HT: RightWingNutHouse

Posted by tim at February 16, 2005 11:12 PM

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Comments

Oh! Oh! I know this one. They were smuggling WMD materials into Syria et al. Most have probably made their way back into the country and into terrorist hands.

Posted by: truth peddler at February 17, 2005 8:03 AM